A really useful feature I just discovered in the Photos app

You may already know this one, but I have to confess that I only just discovered it myself. And I can't believe I haven't found it earlier.

​It is a great little trick in the Photos app on the iPhone and iPad that allows you to jump to the end of your long list of photos really quickly, or jump back to your Albums view when you are viewing an individual Album.

Whether you are already looking at your Photos view and looking at a set of thumbnails in any of the Photos the 'Moments' (or Days in iOS 13), 'Collections' (or Months in iOS 13) or 'Years' view, tap the Photos option at the bottom to whiz you to the bottom of your list of photos.

When you are viewing a long list of photos in any Album, tapping the Albums option at the bottom will whiz you to the last photo.

When you are already at the bottom of your Album's photos, tapping Albums again will take you back to the Albums view.

In other views (eg For You and Search), tapping the applicable option at the bottom will whiz you back to the top.

​Hopefully that makes sense. Give it a try!

And if you are a Mac user, the same will apply - using the options that appear along the top when you are looking at your Photos, Moments, Collections and Years (or the equivalent under MacOS Catalina).

Here's a quick video that I recorded to demonstrate this feature, on my iPhone X.